You can see the work everyone put into their verse. Watch the Forever collaboration where Eminem BODIES THE GAAAAMMMMEEE. He just has two or three gears he can shift into that you can’t catch. Every collaboration Weezy does with Drake he roasts dude. Duffle Bag Boy was a Playaz Circle song that put 2 Chainz on the map and he talks about it that way. My Life was a Game song Weezy made a hit. After that interview I started asking people what their favorite Weezy hooks were and so many of them were on other peoples songs. Guest appearances (Hooks and verses)-On Drink Champs Wayne stated that in one year he did twenty six guest verses while also explaining that during tours with Drake they have hook battles where they just sing important hooks and let the crowd noise judge who wins. Eventually, he had a tribe that repped him relentlessly while the heads frustratingly asked “But what are his classic albums?!” “Are these even songs?!” The best rappers at that time were organized with deep crews ,favorite producers, and million dollar videos (think about Flipmode, Ruff Ryders, Roc-A-Fella) and a shirtless tattooed Louisiana gargoyle laughed at all that like it was a joke. So he started grabbing beats from the radio and savaging them (on Nore’s podcast Drink Champs Wayne said he has never been paid for any of the mixtapes he did), laughing heartily as he created better versions. The heart and mind of hip hop was still New York and it didn’t care at all about Wayne. Wayne went platinum at 16 but by 20 the waves had crashed and it was just Baby and him holding Cash Money up.
When Outkast took on the hip hop world to gain respect for the South they not only had Organized Noize behind them but the entire Dungeon Family. His vast collection of mixtapes record a time in his career where he used the chaotic powers in his craft aggressively. If you go to the search page on the mobile app, frequently searched artists will pre-populate on the side: 50 Cent, Wiz Khalifa, but none of them even close to as large and bold as Lil Wayne.
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is the greatest online archive of the mixtape revolution. A whole generation has followed him while he stays in his processes working relentlessly. Longevity is not just about existing longer than others but about how long you can maintain your own high standards. Frankly, both Funeral and Carter five are better than 4:44. He’s worked himself silly, had the kind of success that changes the culture multiple times and done it all while staying as technically sharp (flow, delivery and wordplay wise) as any new hungry artist. That is 12 solo studio albums NOT counting mixtapes or Hot Boyz and other group albums.
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Think about it this way: Weezy was born in 1982, His first album was released in 1999(dude was like 16) and went platinum, in fact, every album after that went either platinum or gold until 2015’s Free Weezy Album. Funeral went #1 which gives him a #1 album in four different decades. That means from September 2018 to January 2020 he’s released 47 songs.
Funeral is twenty four songs and Carter five is 23. It is superb but let’s look at how good it is in context. Albums (Classics and numbers)-I revisited Wayne’s place all time after his 2020 release Funeral.
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